PLATINUM PROBLEM IN PARKLAND.
BY: LITIGATION DESK | BocaNewsNow.com
PARKLAND, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2024 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — A Parkland, Florida woman allegedly owes American Express a significant amount of cash, and the bank is now suing to get what it can.
Amy Maharam of Meridian Drive in Parkland is allegedly sitting with a balance of $73,760 on her Amex Platinum card. The problem: she hasn’t paid her bills since March of 2023. That’s long enough for American Express to file suit in Palm Beach County Circuit Court.
The bill has a minimum payment of $38,648. It’s racking up monthly fees of $547 a month. She has the card co-listed with the name “First Class Staffing.” That company is also listed as a defendant in the suit.
If she were to only pay the minimum due, it would take 32 years to pay off the bill — according to the final statement to Maharam issued a year ago. She would end up paying $112,320. Amex is represented by the Sunrise law firm of Modlin Slinksy, P.A.
Why is this information “news” ? Are you a former debt collector, or work with one now ? If not, why does BocaNewsNow consider the financial downfall of individuals “news” ? Please help us understand this continuing crusade against debtors.
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In these times of high inflation, it is unfortunate that people run into hard times. Your attempt to embarrass these people is irresponsible reporting.
We’re publishing regular people’s financial woes in the news now?
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